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governor rom nooe enjoint chiefing a more than 20-point lead in pomes here in new hampshire, and his ryealues are only now just beginning to attack. in rochester, new hampshire, this afternoon, mitt romney worked on his empathy. >> ill know what it's like to worry whether you're going to get fired. there were a couple of times i wondered if i was going to get a pink slip. >> reporter: it wasusual claim for romney, the son of a millionaire who himself is worth $250 million. at a debate this morning, romney recalled advise from his father, a dig at career politicians that sounded like he was imflipping that no one but wealthy people should run for politics. >> mitt, if you have election to pay a mortgage. >> reporter: romney's rye values are only now beginning to draw sharp differences with the front-runner. last night. >> the governor used the term earlier that i shrink from, and it's one that i don't think we should be using as republicans. middle class. there are no classes in america. we are a country that don't allow for titles. we don't put people in classes. >> reporter: at this mor

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allies, accuse rye iran of using the nuclear program. >>> today the president of south korea offeringcop operate with forecast to begin a new era of relations. >>> egypt's ruling military council moved up the schedule of elections by three weeks. voting is scheduled to start in late january, finished by mid february. the goal is to have winners seated by february 28th. elections for the lower house will be completed by december. >>> streets in paris are getting greener. french battery makers is planning to put outthousand electric cars. renter pays under $7 for the first half hour of use. first fife days the system in operation, 4000 people signed father variety of rental packages. >>> skypetists are studying the moon's gravity. >>> celebration in london, half a million people welcomed in 2012 with the annual new years day parade. england has many reasons to celebrate. summer olympics are held in the brittic capital and it's the queen's diamond jubilee. >>> voters are asking to make a pledge to candidates they vote for in march. it will have some staying away from the polls. >>> dozen

. >> the purpose of this is to ensure if they rye to arrest one of us, they'll have to arrest all of us or none of us. we believe they are going to enforce this selectively, pick us out bit by bit. take the most vulnerable first and a strategic attempt to prevent that from happening. >> the national park service is not saying when they intend to start enforcing the ban on camping here at mcpherson square and freedom plaza. the speculation is, whenever it happens, tonight, tomorrow, in a few weeks or in a few months, it will happen in the middle of the night. we shall see. derek. >> a lot of us waiting and watching. thank you for that one. now we have learned that an alexandria man who disappeared months ago was shot to death before the killer dumped his body down a well. that victim's name is lenny harris. he was a long time community activist and disappeared from an alexandria recreation center in september. within hour, cameras captured someone, but it wasn't until last week that an unanimous caller tipped off the police that they would find harris' body at the bottom of a well. th

coming up, a barrage of attacks on the eve of the florida rye mayor. >>> and good monday morning. january 30, frank has the morning off, lucky guy. i'm grace lee. >> he does. >> did the weekend go like that or what? >> it did go really quick. >> it was beautiful, though, huh? >> it was gorgeous. >> spring-like. >> we have you to thank for that. >> thank you very much. >> good job. let's have a look at traffic. >> it's quiet. it's monday morning, people usually take a little time. the "timesaver traffic" camera across the golden gate bridge, there was a stall record north of the span northbound 101 near vista point but it looks like bridge crews are working to clear that now. it's free-flowing across the span. we'll get a check of roadwork coming up. we're looking for clear dry weather? >> it looks dry. mostly cloudy skies around the bay area now, temperatures fairly mild. 40s and 50s at this hour. probably a little cooler around the bay area today. we'll have more on that coming up. >> thank you. >>> it's now 4:31. the damage to oakland city hall is still being assessed following

the fact rye once produced beer kegs.it makes parts for bmw, and pay for longtime workers like dodds to get technical training so they can keep up. >> my job is programming computers, robots, independenting parts and making sure we ship out good part. >> reporter: brian bickemmer is the company's president. >> i don't feel manufacturing is dead. i think it has a different face. the workers we need now are folks that have a lot more skills, more technically astute. >> reporter: but other parts of the state have not been as quick to adapt. just 30 miles west is liberty, where the largest employer, liberty denim, shut down just before christmas. so abruptly, that fabric was left hanging from aging conveyor belts. penny mechanicalster was one of 125 employees at the 100-year-old mill. >> as soon as i left there that day i started looking for another job. >> reporter: any luck so far? >> no. and when you can look in the newspaper and you can see, well, this place is hiring but you've got to have this degree. you've got to have

. >> we are -- excitement is sky rye right now. we are looking toward the super bowl, and that is beyond belief. [cheers and applause] >> lawmakers in annapolis won't agree on everything this session, but at least for one day, there was a purple friday consensus. they wore the jerseys of their favorite ravens. 11 news sports director gerrysan dufment s -- gerry sandusky has an exclusive interview with the baltimore ravens quarterback, joe flacco. >> scarlet fever cases found at a local elementary school. lowell melzer has more. >> amanda rice, principal at george washington elementary school in northwest baltimore said it is not something you expect to hear. >> i was shocked. >> thursday a parent called her saying their child tested positive for scarlet fever. so she said she moved into action forming the city health department telling her what to do. >> we sanitized all the rest rooms to make sure it is a clean, order earl, safe place. >> friday news of a total of three cases with one more suspected case, but city health officials

action lawsuits that are likely headed its way, the company is offering passengers a $14,000 settlement rye now, in addition to a refund plus travel expenses. as you can imagine, a lot of passengers decided to take a pass on accepting the deal. >>> overseas tonight, a dramatic surge of violence in syria. government forces there have killed more than 70 people since thursday. reportedly including women and children, including what's being called the slaughter of alt least one entire family. making the last 48 hours among the bloodiest in the ten-month uprising in syria. the death toll so far since last march, more than 5,400 people. >>> no place in that part of the world has people more nervous than iran and this growing war of words over that country's nuclear program. it has all focused attention on a vital choke point. 1/5 of the world's oil passes right through the strait of hormuz, right in iran's backyard en route into the persian gulf. our tehran bureau chief ali arouzi managed to get a first hand look at those troubled waters. >> reporter: we were given a rare opportunity to get with

this is a little bit of rye whiss can i from virginia. we take the red wine and raw sugar. to do an o eafment --ous -- ounce of that syrup. we get a nice purple color there. we use a little liquor from trinidad. it is spicy made from all-spice berries. let's do a little splash of that. >> how do you serve this? with ice? >> we would not serve it with ice. we're going to add a dash of bitters. it will be tough for me to compete with irish mike there and his warming irish whiskey, but it is going to come up warm for us. a little bit of citrus. we have our drink. let me start off. let's get it warm, purple color here. we should be ready. >> we are running out of time. it is 9:3 2. 26 degrees on tv hill. you will need something warm to keep you warm today. >> absolutely. cheer on the raven >> ravens take on the patriots today. >> and jennifer franciotti joins us live from new england. jen, how are you doing? >> we are doing great now. we looked around and said, where are all the tailgaters? everyone knows when you go to m&t stadium on gameday, even if it is hours and hours and

burns was born in 1759 and known for poems and songs like coming through the rye.which is how he said he first came upon auld lang syne. >> burns said in one of the letters on view that he listened to an old man singing the song. it had never before been in print or manuscript until he wrote it down from that old man singing. >> reporter: historians believe that burns substantially rewrote the words. >> he didn't make any secret of the fact that he was doing what he called mending these old songs so that they could be given to the public for posterity. >> reporter: burns thought the tune he originally heard with the song was mediocre. ♪ so publisher george thompson printed auld lang syne with music of a tradition scottish melody. >> it fit metrically with the words of auld lang syne. we don't have a record of how he made that decision to bring them together. but he did. and that is what we sing now. >> reporter: singing auld lang syne on new year's became a scottish tradition that spread all over the world. ♪ from sweden... ♪ ♪ to china. begin he is world record sa

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. >> it signals next major investment in science research and discover rye receiving more than 20 responsesrequest was issued last year. in may, the list reduced to six. the uc owns a field station saying that this location provided best opportunity to consolidate lab. and there is a next step to get approval from u.s. department of energy. >> i'm delighted this comes to this area. >> they will focus on genetics and cancer research. high-skilled jobs for a community with 15.1% unemployment. their hope is that new lab will generate construction jobs for the campus and make richmond a hot spot for new businesses and start ups catering to more than l00 employees that are slated to work here. >> we need these break throughs to with translated into companies that can produce the jobs. >> nine times out of 10 people in these areas will not get the jobs. >> they will have four years to try new things to see if it's possible to make everyone happy. >> pilots report the number of bird strikes at three of the northern california busy airports appear to spike in january. latest statistics show sfo had

denying he's a sexual predator who targeted young boys but it ended the career of joe paterno, spurred ryet and similar accusations emerged about a different coach at syracuse, which that coach also denied. no wonder some can't stomach sports news at all. >> i throw the sport section away when i open the paper. >> despite labor disputes that threatened the football and basketball seasons, others fond plenty to love. >> i love sports. >> i love sport. >> i love sports. rhythmic gymnastics where they have that stick with the string and they jump around to beautiful music. >> the best of the best in categories other than rhythmic gymnastics, the dallas mavericks won the nba championship, the boston bruins hoisted the stanley cup. >> well, seeing as how i grew up on cape cod and i'm a giant bruins fan, yes, i was very happy with the bruins winning the stanley cup. now can i die happy! >> the st. louis cardinals waged an epic battle to win the world series. >> i playoffs were just amazing. >> the sixth game of the world series was the best baseball game i've ever seen, albeit it took five years

. >> cheryl: canadian free style skiing champion sara burke rye pains in a coma. while practicing coming up for the x-games. surgeons said she tore an artery that controls the brain in consciousness. she new the risks she faced. >> you learn how to crash in the beginning and how to take the hits but you are pushing yourself to do something that is really tough and learn and progress. so a lot of injuries is involved and a bit of risk. >> cheryl: doctors will probably keep burke in a medically induced coma for a few more days to see if the swelling in her brain goes down. >> larry: a bay area native is coming home. karina rusk has the story of a man who let nothing stand in the way of his goal. >> reporter: mark posed for the photo op and talked on about men low college's new football coach. >> i think football winning is important to me. that is the bottom line. >> reporter: his coaching philosophy and, indeed, outlook in life were influenced by many things, including the fact he was born without hands. >> i was getting hooks and age 14, said that is it. i haven't

. >> whatever happened that is for someone else to figure out our job is to pray for their recover rye and the british newspaper "the telegraph" reported the sister of the ship's posted the ship will pass very close to shore. a post that foreshadowed a tragedy. >> checking healthy living news running a marathon isn't going to hurt your heart anymore than any other vigorous exercise as long as you're fit enough. this looked at a huge sample, 11 million runners over 10 years and found incident of cardiac arrest. saying it was very small just one in 184,000. accord together study most participants that did experience cardiac arrests had undiagnosed preexisting heart problem autos have you ever wondered how babies learn to talk? a new study shows they learn by listening but by looking. researchers say when babies enter basketballing stage they become lip readers focusing on mouths until mastering a basic speech forms. the authors say this could help diagnose childhood autism. >> on to business news now. victoria's secret on the hot seat. and some big news from airline carrier that's is exp

rescuers rye assume the search for more victims this morning. divers found another body yesterday. 12 people are confirmed killed, 20 are still missing. the ship's captain remains under house arrest. >>> a couple's beloved companion is safe and sound after being stolen along with their car. ed riley brought the dog with him to work and left him in the car when he came out to go to lunch and the dog and the car were both gone. he and his wife swung into action through popular networking sites and a family called to say they thought they had their dog. >> we really did a lot. we had so many friends and coworkers. it was on twitter. on facebook. we did these fliers. we did everything to try to get this dog back and it paid off. here he was probably 5, 6 miles away from where the car was originally taken. >> well, the couple says they are thankful for all the help they got from friends and particularly from police. >>> a clash on the high seas. a conservation group tried to stop japanese whalers. what both sides were using during the melee. >>> newt

take those five minutes, rye set your privacy to the way you want it to and customize. reporter: another good measure? review all of these things with your kid to make sure they're staying safe online, too. you can find more resources to help you pump up your tech savvy safety at the internet crime complaint center and the identity theft resources center. lesli foster, 9 news now. >>> there is also word a computer worm is wriggling its way around facebook and it's apparently made off with usernames and passwords of more than 45,000 clients. the worm is called ranim and mostly hit facebook users in the united kingdom. facebook is hoping to ramp up its virus services. >>> this is 9 news now. >>> after starting what looked like a promising career tonight former d.c. councilman harry thomas, jr. is looking at almost four years in prison. today he pled guilty tomorrow bifflement charges in

back out to the west we're beginning to see a little more in the way of showers rye loading, if you will, for reloading, if you will, for another line coming through. annapolis deal across the bay for the eastern shores, still some showers there. so we'll keep an eye on that. the bigger picture here shows you that you can see back to the west there's more rain coming our way. anything that we would consider a problem with any mixture is going to be well up to north of us up into pennsylvania and more likely it looks like it's going to be well up into new york state with this warm air coming in. so last hour we were up to 42, but now the rain has stopped and our temperature has dropped back down to 39 degrees, gaithersburg 36, frederick 36. what you need to see here is with the exception of cumberland everybody is well above freezing. overnight tonight we'll be staying above freezing, temperatures only about 37 degrees. we'll have these passing showers that will linger into tomorrow. so that's basically the forecast. overnight tonight some showers, tomorrow we'll have some showers and oh,

the songs were scathing critiques of capitalism, blunt, defined, satirical, rye, cocky and distinctlyoved troubadour of the senate had written his last. six days earlier at the age of 36 he had been silenced, executed a utah firing squad. i was attracted to this story initially as a murder mystery, who done it. because of joe hill didn't do it, a summary thousands of people, hundreds of thousands people committing millions around the world believed at that time in 1915, then i want to find out if possible who did do it. and if he did knew i was curious about why so many people believed he was innocent. so that was my initial impetus. i heard about joe hill many, many years ago. i worked on and off with unions and other nonprofits that were associate with labor and heard the song that jon just thinks a wonderfully competent to all on your about joe hill. anthony downes of to have a dozen years ago now i was reading bob dylan's memoir, and in it he devotes three pages to joe hill. he talks a what an influence he'll had been on woody guthrie, and mr. guthrie's influence on future generat

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the top stretch a little slow approaching and passing 109 but not so busy here leaving the rye owe. you will find lanes are open through rockville headed out through the lane divide. updating your commute along the suitland parkway. nice and easy from south capital street headed across the douglass bridge. northbound 5, it looks good headed for the beltway. outbound, we do have reports of a crash with fire and rescue units responding to the scene. you will find lanes are open eastbound on 66 leaving vienna headed to the beltway. >>> we are following a developing story this morning. a deadly stretch of hours for nato fores in afghanistan. six u.s. marines died in a helicopter crash in southern afghanistan overnight. the taliban is claiming that it shot that helicopter down. but nato says there was no enemy activity in that area and has launched an investigation into the crash. >>> , also, france is threatening to pull its entire force out of afghanistan. this comes after four french soldiers were shot and killed today in eastern afghanistan. >>> an update now on another developing st

if you play nice and move forward and rye to be that presidential figure that's above the fray you have to do that for the long haul. newt gingrich hasn't been very discipline the lately. what he needs to do is have the discipline to say this is what i said i will do. i'll stay positive but i want to do this going into new hampshire, i'm going to do this going into south carolina and i want to try to keep that momentum going forward with being positive and then regain those poll points hopefully with some better results, some better responses when it comes to dealing with the media and not letting these other candidates get underneath their skin. >> not the last we'll hear from you. thanks very much to all four of you. >> thanks. >> okey-dokey. it's 5:15 in the east and time to check in on the stories making news. >> i've been up for hour, trust me. >> police in los angeles have a person of interest in connection to three dozen arson fires during the new year's weekend. >>> investigators say the man was spotted on surveillance video in several locations. there's a person right there. he

you have to have an understands of what's going on in the count rye. >> i urge all of you to come outght is your night to weigh in and make a difference. >> heather smith is president of rock the vote, an organization dedicated to the engagement of young people. you were there in the middle of that excitement. the fact is kids are engaged, but we don't see enthusiasm for candidates. ron paul seems to have more young people following than anyone else. >> he got quite a response at a rock the caucus event. at value high school and high schools across the state. we held mock caucuses and candidate forums. >> high school students can vote if they're 18. >> for they are 18 by november. we had over 800 eligible students in one gymnasium. the candidates came and made their pitch. the young people were quite interested and excited to meet the candidates in person. hear what they have to say about what they will do for young americans. ron paul got the largest applause. he has a big youth following. >> a big youth following, but they are young people from out of state who are not eligible to v

. >>> college hoops, georgetown will rye to return to its winning ways this weekend. the hoyas play on the road at st. john's sunday. after 11 straight georgetown has lost two in a row. the hoyas will need to cut down on turnovers. georgetown has committed a combined 32 turnovers in its last two games. >> there are small things we have to change. you know, turnovers, i think, all the games just come down to turnovers and play hard. whoever takes care of the ball, whoever wants to win, whoever wants to play hard is what the game comes down to. i think both of those losses we could have taken care of the ball and played harder. >> we had a road block and moving forward we just want to be on the straight and narrow. we want to be on a smooth pass. we know what we're capable of. and it's up to us to exploit that. you know? we lost the games and we're moving forward now. >> all right. last night virginia on the road at duke. cavaliers riding a 12-game win streak. virginia hadn't won at cameron since 1995. cavs with the ball, mitchell drives this to scott. check this out. f

. >> tuna on rye. [ laughter ] >> we get hungry at this hour. we can't help it. thank you. >>> 6:21 now. the biggest apple convention in the bay area and it all kicks off tomorrow. >> but cbs 5 is getting a sneak peek today. the media is check out the highlights for the show at the moscone center in san francisco. now, the convention is called macworld iworld. and it features the latest apple software and new devices for iphones and ipads. >> iphones. >> and you might not be surprised by this. apple reporting blockbuster earnings. the tech giant says profits surged 118% at the -- $13 billion. that's a record. it sold 37 million iphones and more than 15 million ipads from october to december. also predicting strong profits for this quarter. this was apple's first full quarter without founder steve jobs. >> the ipad three will come out in march. >> when is the iphone 5 coming out? >> those will keep going up. >>> demi moore is rushed to the hospital. this morning, the change she is making in her career. >>> and a vaccine designed to kill cancer cells. how the promi

. >> i know he is taking it seriously but as public officials, i rye pete that it's incumbent upon all of to us make sure that our premier responsibilities are to serve the public. >> the mayor says he hopes to meet personally with mirkarimi, the sheriff is due back in court on thursday hoping to get permission to see his wife and his young son theo once again. >>> 6:03. a pair of senior care centers and preschool are quarantined in marin county after suspected narrow virus outbreak. 73 people have recently become sick at the aegis living centers at corte madera and san rafael. 16 people have also gotten sick at an unidentified preschool. the san rafael quarantine may be lifted today. >>> new this morning an earthquake near clearlake. the u.s. geological survey just revised magnitude down to 3.8. originally they said it was 3.9. there are no reports damage or injuries from the quake that hit at 4:11 near the southeast end of clearlake. >>> a little traffic and weather. we kick it off with traffic first. >>> bay bridge toll plaza we are starting to see a backup in the cash lanes but no

orange line will single track trains between boston and foggy bottom and eastern market and stadium arm ryethere will be single -- armory. there will be single tracking between arlington, cemetery, and foggy bottom on the blue line. on the green line, trains will single track between ft. totten and prince george's county plaza between 10:00 and 2:00. because of the track work, yellow line trains will only operate between huntington and mt. vernon square until 7:00 p.m. >>> just about 5:51. that means weather & traffic on the 1s. we're contending with fog and ice out there. but the temperatures are going up now, tom? >> no, they're holding steady. >> okay. >> near the freezing mark. you have to hunt for your ice scraper. maybe it's under that mtv beach towel that you have in the trunk of your car, back that there somewhere. >> how did you know, tom? >> i know it's in there somewhere. as we look outside now, also we've got fog, light fog at reagan national. it's at 33 degrees. we've got a calm wind, but there's a little bit of freezing fog, a little mist that's falling and freezing up on expo

do you think at this point that this was something that romney had to do rye now as opposed to waiting to potentially april when he indicated he might do this? >> he couldn't. it would have become too much of a political issue. he had the other candidates pounding on him, press was going to ask him about it at every turn. chris christie, his backer, you know, said he needed to do this. so -- they took a couple of days to get it going. they wanted to wait until after the debate so he wouldn't be asked monday night about the specifics of what he was going to release. >> had he done this, released his returns on tuesday of this past week, do you think south carolina might have gone differently? >> not really. i think it was more about newt gingrich telling off juan williams and john king. and the taxes were another issue that kind of cut that at romney but remember, gingrich won by 12 points. >> i know. how do you process this? that's not even close. >> it was than close. you still have a lot of pundits saying or describing, you know, romney is still being prohibitive favorite for the nom

so, when my body comes in contact with barley, oats, wheat, or rye, it actually starts to just attacknything else, and slowly, it just leads to other cancers, et cetera, so, you really want to protect yourself. >> jimmy: how did you know that you had this? >> i had symptoms for almost a decade. and then, oh, it's a sign. >> jimmy: the woman in the dress, yeah. >> the book just dropped. you know, i just -- for a long time, and then finally got a diagnosis. but you know, three million people actually have celiac disease. unfortunately, not many even know that they have it. but, many people eat gluten free for various reasons. a ton of athletes are going gluten free for health benefits and more productivity. >> jimmy: i see it more often, like gluten free stuff like that. now, you made me something. >> i did. >> jimmy: i love you for doing this. >> i made you some cupcakes to celebrate. >> jimmy: you made me cupcakes? >> to celebrate. beer and cupcakes i think always should go together. >> jimmy: beer and cupcakes, that's going to be your third book. >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: beer and

rye out in in florida people are voting. looks like mitt romney's new strategy worked.l after poll shows he's going to win today after turning up his attacks. the question is, how much will he win by? and newt gingrich isn't letting up on attacks of his own. >> you cannot get to the president if you don't have the courage to tell the truth to the american people. >> i know the speaker's not real happy. speaker gingrich. not excited these days. it's sad. flailing around trying to go after me for one thing or the other. >> let me bring in msnbc political analyst michael steele who's down in florida. good morning. >> hey. how you doing? >> maybe the bigger question is, every day these guys go after each other with all the negative ads, all the attacks. is it hurting you guys in the big picture? republicans? >> i believe it is. i think it's beginning to form an armed camp with the gop at the grass roots level. my concern is coming out of this, certainly going into future contests, most especially getting to the convention, whether or not people are going to be in a frame of

race, it was sort of beginning to make some traction, i wonder to what degree that stuff, that debt rye us the takes away from the democrats and the independents and the young people who were fallowing him to the caucuses in iowa. >> you have to think that the reason that romney started off with iran in his speech last night was to go for the people who didn't know about ron paul's position or might be alienated by the idea that ron paul is reluctant to go to war with iran. which may be a reasonable thing but is on the edges of this republican field where everyone wants to go to war over a drone. >> right. that is very good tea leaf reading, richard wolf. i've been scratching my head, why lead with iran, but maybe to get the ron paul folks. >> there's nothing that mitt romney doesn't pull, so you can guess it was something -- >> amber waves of grain and corn. when we come back, michele bachmann is out, but is rick perry really back in? we'll talk about that after the break. i'm trading everywhere... on one of the most powerful mobile apps out there. i'm trading here every day. and i'm c

and when the price of wheat, barley, rye and rice were doubling and trebling because of the oil cost, we had a billion people in harm's way and the united nations food and agricultural organization was worried about the prospect of mass hunger and starvation. the reason this is happening is because we reached peak oil per came at that and peak oil per production. peak oil capped in 1979. bp did this study. had we distributed all the crude oil that we had in 1979, everyone living on the planet at that moment in time and we shared it, that's the most each person could have. we found more oil since then. but population rose quicker. so if we distributed all the crude oil we have now to 6.8 billion people, there's simply less to go around. adding to this, we now have hit peak oil production. peak oil production is a geological term. it's when half the oil reserves are used up on the classic hubert bell curving on geology. when half those reserves are up, it's over because you cannot afford the price on the downside of that curve. there's been a lot of controversy about peak oil but last y

didn't get along much but i want you to listen to this moment which has become part of an attack by your rye values in the campaign. a joint appearance with nancy pelosi. >> hi, i'm nancy pelosi, lifelong democrat and speaker of the house. >> and i'm newt gingrich, lifelong republican and i used to be speaker. >> we don't always see eye to eye. do we, newt? >> no. but we do agree our country must take action to address climate change. >> you have said since, mr. speaker, that that was one of the dumbest things or a dumb thing. please you correct me if i have your words wrong. why was it dumb? because you've changed your mind on climate change or because nancy pelosi has become so polarizing among republicans you thought that might hurt you? >> no, it was dumb because the intensity of dislike for speaker pelosi guaranteed that no conservative would ever see the ad without getting irritated by it. the fact is, i wrote a book called "contract with the earth." i do believe that there are conservative solutions to the environment. in fact i proposed replacing the e.p.a. with an environmental solu

your golden gate bridge rye south bound 101 has no major delays for your ride coming at marin county.f services will be running on a weekend schedule that includes the money on a saturday schedule for all their services. >>erica: to change it james. >>james: the trans the terminal is slated to have a million-dollar renovation but there is concern in front of city hall that the trains may never arrived. charles clifford explains. >>reporter: if all goes according to plan this new terminal will be a regional transportation line connecting all parts of the bay area. this is an in dishes $100 billion high- speed rail project. many are saying what if the high- speed trains never a bride? --never arrive. just this week in california legislator introduced a bill that would stop state funding. one san francisco supervisor is saying that it is time for the city to come up with a plan b period. one supervisor said he supports a high-speed rail but then said the following. >>reporter: in the same meeting mayor ken lee responded with the following. >>reporter: the mayor however not mention any so

in the wake of the economic meltdown france rye get it over the most modest proposals to increase the retirement age. elderly students in britain attack the heir to the throne's car over the attempt to constrain bloated wasteful and pointless university. everywhere from iceland to bulgaria the mobs are demanding the same thing. why didn't you, the government, do more for me? america was the only nation in the developed world where millions of people took to the streets to take the states i can do just fine if you control the status would shove your non-stimulating stimulus, jobless jobs bills and multi trillion dollar and just say the hell out of my life and out of my pockets. [applause] that's the america that has a chance. even as american outspend us not only america's ability to pay for it but with some measures the plan at. even as it follows pretend into the trans generational dependency and failed education system unsustainable entitlements, even if it makes less and less in its future to its rivals for the chinese trinkets, most americans including far too many of my friends o